Children
How to buy a ticket for a child, where they sit and which documents to take for the border.
- −50 %Child ticketup to 11 years inclusive
- Own seatFor every childnext to an adult
- Own passportThe child's international passportan entry in a parent's passport won't do
Child ticket
Choose “Child −50 %” at the “Passengers” step. Age counts on the departure date: if the child turns 12 on the way, the ticket is still a child one.
Children under 14 travel only with an adult who is in the same booking.
Who the child travels with — what to take
Besides the child's passport:
- Both parents
- Nothing else
- One parent
- Notarised consent of the other parent + birth certificate
- Grandparent, relative, friend
- Notarised consent of both parents naming this adult
- Alone (16–17 years)
- Notarised parental consent; with us — only by arrangement with support
Bring the consent in the original; for Poland, Czechia and Germany — with a translation.
On the way
Pick seats together: the seat map highlights free seats next to the adult.
A car seat or booster — you can bring your own; let support know in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Does a baby need its own seat?
Yes: every child, even the youngest, travels in their own seat with their own ticket.
My child is 12 — is it an adult ticket?
Yes, from 12 the ticket is an adult one. Age counts on the departure date.
What if the other parent has died?
Instead of consent, bring the other parent's death certificate (original or notarised copy) and the child's birth certificate.